I earned the degree — Vegas gave me the credentials.

I was raised in sunny Las Vegas, Nevada. I earned my BFA in Musical Theater from The Boston Conservatory at Berklee, then toured across North and South America, Europe, and Africa before coming home.

Back in Vegas, I held the distinction of the youngest headlining singer to perform on the Las Vegas Strip — co-starring in the award-winning production PIN UP at the Stratosphere for four years. I went on to join the original cast of BAZ: Star Crossed Love at the Palazzo as a proud member of Actor's Equity, and then originated the leading lady of The Mayfair Supper Club at the Bellagio. My voice was heard alongside the iconic Bellagio Fountains, heard by guests all over the world.

Along the way, I was named one of the "Top 100 Women of Influence in Las Vegas" by MyVEGAS Magazine, and a "Las Vegas favorite" by legendary entertainment journalist Robin Leach, whose iconic voice defined Las Vegas entertainment for generations.

Event planners started asking me to recommend musicians. I'd vouch for the ones I'd worked with — the ones I trusted. Then they asked about DJs. Then magicians. Then staffing. Every time, I said yes, and every time I applied the same standard: if they're not good enough for the Bellagio, they're not good enough for your event.

That's how LMS Entertainment was born — a full-service boutique entertainment company where every performer is personally vetted. Not a directory. A partner.

I co-founded Live Music Society with my husband, acclaimed trumpet player Isaac Tubb — a musician who currently performs in Cirque du Soleil's Mad Apple. Together we lead Las Vegas's premier corporate and wedding band.

I'm also a certified voice instructor in Somatic Voicework (Level III) and am pursuing my master's in vocal pedagogy. LMS Voice Studio is where I teach what I've learned — privately, one-on-one, to intermediate/advanced students ages 12 to 60.

Formerly a signed recording artist with Fervor Records, and former Spokesperson for a 501(c)(3) very near to my heart, The Positively Arts Foundation, a children's arts nonprofit — but these days, my proudest title is simply mom and wife.

Everything I do comes back to one principle: quality is not negotiable. If my name is on it, it has to be excellent. I believe it's relationships, not transactions, and a boutique concierge approach that truly elevate an event.